So we were willing to go down in flames, and it was very delicate trying to get the last two seasons made at HBO.
"It's a delicate process to get the right amount of rest and still do the things he's capable of doing.
U.S. State Department officials also have been nervous about the coming report, concerned that the release of details of Taliban atrocities in the late 1990s could upset delicate negotiations to get peace talks underway.
In an interview on state TV aired late on Thursday, Morsi defended his edicts, saying they were a necessary "delicate surgery" to get Egypt through a transitional period and end instability he blamed on the lack of a constitution.
We made delicate modifications to get admissible distribution (see Appendix for details).
There is a delicate balancing act to get right at St Mary's before pursuing such players in January.
Ben Vida played acoustic guitar and trumpet in the Chicago minimalist quartet Town & Country, which for nearly 10 years used repetition, drones and delicate, drumless sonorities to get to intense places carefully, like post-prog chamber music, or a Slint-Morton Feldman collaboration.
After driving less than two hours from Calgary, we parked at the trailhead, did little Charlie Chaplin routines as we figured out the delicate balance required to get our skis on while wearing big hiking packs, and then set off on the six-mile run to the cabin.
According to Swisher, the executive in charge of Yahoo Mail, Jeff Bonforte, joked at a staff meeting last month that while users might be dissatisfied with changes to the product, the company would have to give them a swift kick in a delicate body part to get them to stop using it.
The Samuel Smith especially is a delicate, subtle brew, able to get its point across without raising its voice.
